Tessera Club!! Post Yours Too!!

[AquaAngel]

I joined the club yesterday! Sorry for the crappy phone pics. I'll try to get better pics after he settles in. He is a 1 month old Tessera Amel het sunrise. First pic is from the breeder, Steve Roylance.

 

[Walter Smith]

Here is a couple of my new aquisitions.

Pic. 1 ) Lava Tessera
Pic. 2 ) Creamsicle Tessera

Walter
:crazy02:BOUT' CORNS !!

 

[Daniel Wakefield]

They are posted elsewhere, but I thought I would add them to this thread too!

Bloodred Tessera het Charcoal

Tessera het Pewter

 

[Seriva Senkalora]

Here are mine.

1,0 Tessera het Cinder ph Hypo, Anery, Motley CB11
1,1 Tessera ph Amel, Cinder, Blood CB13

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Seriva

 

[AquaAngel]

Just hanging out in the leaves, better photo than before.

 

[wendhend]

My one and only corn snake purchase of 2013 was this striped male from Hector Mendoza. He is het hypo, cinder and maybe more!

 

[Nanci]

Wow- I have a female who would go so well with those genes!!

 

[Tavia]

 

[Nanci]

Here's a current shot of Big Moose, 2013 Amel Tessera het Cinder. If he's still this white in 2015, I'm going to start calling him a candy cane!

 

[Walter Smith]

Here's a current shot of Big Moose, 2013 Amel Tessera het Cinder. If he's still this white in 2015, I'm going to start calling him a candy cane!

BEAUTIFUL Snake Nanci !!!
I've got some in the works, Candycane Tesseras that is and your pic. really has me excited about them.

Walter
:crazy02:BOUT' CORNS !!

 

[Nanci]

Thank you! I just hope he stays that way. Ever since I got "burned" by Candy Cane (my first amel Miami, my first year breeding) I'm reluctant to use that label. (Candy Cane turned out to be THE most yellow RO in history, I think...)

 

[sierraherps]

Now this is the pheno I identify as a Striped Tess, or at least a possible Striped Tessera when we prove them out. They are just different than our regular 4-Lined Striped pheno. They are different in that they can be extremely pattern-less, or have 2 lines, with no side pattern much at all.

The Pin-Striped Tessera is Motley Tessera, but has been misidentified as a "Striped" Tess. My results are clear, due to the KNOWN genetics of my parents. Here are some examples of some possible "Striped" Tesseras I produced from Tess het Striped x Striped breedings. Not one single Pin-Striped Tess from two clutches.

From the clutches where Motley was in the mix, I produced my Pin-Striped Tesseras, or Motley Tesseras such as my Blue Motley Tesseras above. If they are not Pin-Striped with no side pattern much at all, they are not Motley Tesseras, JUST plain old Motleys.

Wow! I would take your "JUST plain old Motleys" ANYDAY if THIS is what they look like!!!!

 

[sierraherps]

Newer picture of Max.

LOVEN THE "MAX" what a beauty!

 

[Nanci]

Big Moose, 2013. He'll be breeding next year!

 

[Nanci]

Koolio- also has plans for 2015!!

 

[Tavia]

They are both wonderful examples of Tessera!

 

[Nanci]

I'm hoping for bloodred Tesseras this year, from old school Buzztail. Very excited!! And the dad is a bloodred Tessera, so no guesswork!!

 

[Isoldael]

Lilith Very much hoping that she is gravid, should know soon enough! If so, I'm expecting some nice tessera babies Note that she is more red than she seems in this picture, my camera tends to bring out yellows more than reds.

 

[Lynnea]

Big Moose, 2013. He'll be breeding next year!

Stunning, Nanci!!

 

[DuxorW]

Here's my sunkissed tessera het caramel (can we say honey tessies?). I love her sides!



And I'm so glad she has belly checkers, it's such a shame when they are eliminated!